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Record rainfall struck southern Ontario on Aug. 2, with some records dating to 1926 shattered

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St. Catharines declared a state of emergency after record rainfall struck southern Ontario on the August Civic holiday long weekend, with some areas shattering long-held, single-day records dating back to 1926.

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Record rainfall struck southern Ontario on Aug. 2, with some records dating to 1926 shattered

St. Catharines declared a state of emergency after record rainfall struck southern Ontario on the August Civic holiday long weekend, with some areas shattering long-held, single-day records dating back to 1926.

·Toronto, Canada
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Inside Halton broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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